STABLE SORT YIELDS Sample Clauses

STABLE SORT YIELDS. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, the parties acknowledge and agree that pricing and all purchases of Products manufactured pursuant to Processes that have exhibited a stable sort yield shall be made on a "per die" basis. Accordingly, the price of sorted Die shall equal (x) the Base Wafer Price applicable to a Process (as indicated on Exhibit E hereto), divided by (y) the Expected Net Die Per Wafer for such Process (as indicated on Exhibit A hereto); provided, however, that the price per die for the 1999 calendar year shall be as indicated on Exhibit F hereto; and provided further, that if in 1999 a particular die price is not identified on Exhibit F, then such price shall be determined using the formula set forth in this Article 8.1.1.
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